CEFR B2

evidently

adverb

Meaning

In a way that is clear or obvious from facts or signs.

Examples

The room was a mess, so evidently, a party had taken place there.
He was late for the meeting, and evidently, he had forgotten about it.

Synonyms: clearly, obviously, manifestly, plainly

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evidently (B2)

adverb

Pronunciation: /ˈev.ɪ.dənt.li/

Definition

In a way that is clear or obvious from facts or signs.

Examples

The room was a mess, so evidently, a party had taken place there.
He was late for the meeting, and evidently, he had forgotten about it.

How to Use evidently

evidently + adjective (collocation): Used to describe a state or quality that is clear or obvious. — "The situation was evidently dangerous."
evidently + that-clause (collocation): Used to introduce a fact or situation that is clear or obvious. — "Evidently, they had decided not to come."

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